I agree with the Democrats. "Democracy" is at stake in this election. The Left has one view of "democracy" and the Right has a different view. Whichever one prevails will determine the future. Fortunately the country is evenly divided, so one party will not likely take over a sufficient majority to make their version of democracy the only version that counts.
Republicans support voting by competent, responsible, well-informed individuals, and oppose measures that make voting "easier" for incompetent, low-information voters. The Zuckerberg influence in the 2020 election - sending Democrat operatives out into Black communities to solicit votes and "help" people fill out their ballots (which won the Senate for Democrats) was an abomination - and Georgia has effectively outlawed that tactic going forward.
Democrats want EVERYONE to vote, knowing that the broader they can spread voting fever, the more uninformed incompetents will be induced to vote, which will guarantee Democrat success. At the same time, they have infested the country - mainly "swing" states with the cancer of millions of illegal aliens, and intend to eventually turn them all into voting Democrats.
Is this "democracy" in action? Democrats say yes.
The disturbing thing is that under "normal" circumstances, Democrats would be facing a figurative bloodbath next week. Their policies have all failed, and their Leader has proven to be an incompetent, marginally senile, lying fool. And yet the Republican hope for this election is that they can win a handful of races by a percent or less. The Oz-Fetterman Senate contest in my own Pennsylvania is the best example of this phenomenon. Fetterman is a joke, as are his policies, and Oz - while maybe not a true Pennsylvanian - is an accomplished, articulate, successful candidate. The fact that polls are is sitting within the Margin of Error is inexplicable. Several other races around the country are in a similar state. Democrats who manifestly should be tossed out on their asses are either leading or are within the margin of error.
Even if the R's can pull this out, their ability to do anything substantive is compromised by the idiot in the White House, and this doesn't bode well for the future.